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Oct 9, 2026

Kieran SteckleyHOST
21:59
Yeah.
Kieran SteckleyHOST
22:00
Ben Malgeri.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
22:02
Ooh, um, I, I'm gonna go single.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
22:07
I think he just, he's coming off a lot of positive momentum, right? Um, he's, he's kind of part of this next wave even though he's not as young as some of the other prospects.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
30:58
The numbers don't like him so far.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
31:00
Malgeri can do some pretty, pretty good things, for sure.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
31:03
How much is he gonna actually play next year? That's a little bit TBD.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
31:07
I think Bryce Rainers a ways away still, although with a good year he could start knocking on the door loudly by the end of next season.
CoachHOST
50:02
And unfortunately, I think it's your boy that's been in the right field who, um, Unfortunately, he had the resistance ban accident, Perez.
CoachHOST
50:13
I just, you know, with Kerry and Callahan and Malgeri, especially I think Malgeri being right-handed, and he did have some decent pop, too.
CoachHOST
50:22
Good defense out there.
CoachHOST
50:25
I just think he's a better profile than Perez, and I know he's a switch hitter, and AJ loves that.
CoachHOST
50:33
And to your point, if Tork was struggling and Dingler was struggling and you're wrestling those guys alternatively, they were lucky to have two right-handed bats in the lineup on some days.
CoachHOST
50:44
Like, it was that crazy.
CoachHOST
50:45
So I think that's a priority, especially with more lefty pitchers coming into the game, that Perez gets the ax altogether and they keep Malgeria in that spot.
B FosterHOST
50:55
Yeah, that's definitely somebody that we've kind of talked about that's been around for a little bit.
Scott BentleyHOST
4:47
And we talked about that on this show, right? Like, they got way more aggressive in September for a few reasons.
Scott BentleyHOST
4:53
One is personnel, right? They get Malgeri, they get Clark, they get guys that are a little bit faster and have the ability to steal.
Scott BentleyHOST
5:01
Um, but I also think, especially once they were eliminated from postseason contention, it was just like, "Let's get a little bit more aggressive and see what happens." It's also important to note that it's not all Sanders' fault that they couldn't steal bases.
Scott BentleyHOST
5:15
Like, a lot of that, I w- I would say o- a vast majority if not, like, very close to all of that has to do with the personnel on the roster just not being capable of stealing bases.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
28:40
Max Clark is really good.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
28:43
You love your young players like Malgeri, and Karp can hit 30 homers, man.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
28:48
I think he's got to come back.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
28:50
Oh, that looks a lot like the same outfield.
Rogelio CastilloHOST
45:05
We can debate that point some other time, but you know, I mean, it's more lefties coming is, is, is what they've gotten.
Rogelio CastilloHOST
45:10
I mean, you know, Malgeri, I think, you know, did enough to kind of prove that he deserves a long look next year.
Rogelio CastilloHOST
45:16
I think Eduardo Valencia and how you lead did as well.
Rogelio CastilloHOST
45:19
Certainly.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:36
We'll see how other teams reconfigure their roster this winter.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:41
But in the context of the 2026 season, I just don't want to hear a lot of like, well, Ben Malgeri had a nice September.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:49
He did.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:49
That's good.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:50
That's great.
Cody StavenhagenHOST
8:53
Ben Malgeri probably shouldn't have been playing this much in September to begin with, had things gone differently.
Kieran SteckleyHOST
8:58
Yeah, and once the season is officially over, we'll do a lot of those reflective stuff and give out grades and kind of figure out how we got here and then figure out what the moves are to be made moving forward.
Kieran SteckleyHOST
9:09
So that's definitely coming down the pipe.
Charlie SlowesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:40
Chaparro around third being waved home.
Charlie SlowesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:42
Up with the ball, the right fielder, Malgeri, his throw coming in is cut off, dropped by the first baseman and now Abrams froze.
Charlie SlowesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:50
He could have gotten back to first, had he broke right back to the bag 'cause the other runner, Brady House, stopped at second.
Charlie SlowesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:56
Instead, he is thrown out at first base.
Scott BentleyHOST
18:21
His OPS is also over 800 as it stands and he's obviously a big-time plus defender in center field on top of that and potentially a big-time plus base runner as well.
Scott BentleyHOST
18:33
Ben Malgeri 2-5 with a home run.
Scott BentleyHOST
18:35
Man, he had the only two RBI in this ballgame, um, and ironically it was actually off of a lefty.
Scott BentleyHOST
18:41
My curse knows no bounds.
Al GaldiHOST
47:09
Will Dion allowed a run in two innings with four strikeouts.
Al GaldiHOST
47:12
In the bottom of the sixth, allowed a run as he gave up a leadoff first pitch homer by Ben Malgeri to left field to cut the Nats lead to three-one.
Al GaldiHOST
47:19
Uh, Jack Sinclair retired the only batter he faced.
Al GaldiHOST
47:22
Erick Tolman appeared in a game for a fourth time in five days.

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